The Ember Pour Set – Japanese Ceramic Cups & Wood Tray

Description

The Ember Pour Set – Japanese Ceramic Cups & Wood Tray

Warm earth, dark clay and the quiet glow of candlelight come together in The Ember Pour Set, a Japanese-inspired serving collection designed for two.

At the centre are two generously sized ceramic cups, each finished in a deep charcoal-black surface with expressive sweeping strokes of warm rust and ochre. The markings feel almost like brushwork across the clay, giving the vessels a bold, organic quality while ensuring no two pieces feel exactly alike.

Presented on a 30 cm round wooden tray, the dark ceramics contrast beautifully against the warmth and natural grain of the wood. A small ceramic tealight holder completes the arrangement, bringing a soft evening glow to the setting.

Made for Pouring & Sharing

With an approximate 340 ml capacity, the cups are versatile enough for beer, iced tea, water, highballs or other favourite drinks. Their tall, slightly flared form feels substantial in the hand while retaining the irregular character associated with Japanese pottery.

It’s a set made for the quieter part of the day—pour a drink, light the candle and share a moment without rushing it.

What’s Included

• 2 × Japanese ceramic cups – approx. 9 cm diameter × 11 cm H
• Capacity: approx. 340 ml each
• 1 × 30 cm round wooden serving tray
• 1 × Ceramic tealight holder

Fire, Earth & Wood

The strength of this set is in its material palette. Charcoal ceramic recalls fired earth, the sweeping amber decoration introduces warmth and movement, and the rich wooden tray grounds everything with natural texture.

The small candle holder echoes the darker ceramic tones. When lit, its flame picks up the warmer markings of the cups and wood beneath them, subtly changing the character of the setting after dark.

A Gift for Two

The Ember Pour Set makes a distinctive housewarming, wedding or anniversary gift, particularly for those drawn to Japanese ceramics, natural materials and understated interiors.

The individual pieces can also be separated for everyday use—the tray for serving, the cups for daily drinks and the candle holder for creating a small pool of light wherever it’s needed.

Please note: Variations in glaze, markings, texture and form are natural characteristics of ceramic pieces and contribute to the individual expression of each vessel.